Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-03-08
CALIFORNIA.
RaiIroad COMPANY Incorporated.

SAN FRANCISCO, March Ith.-ArticleS OF
incorporation were filed to-day by the Mex
lean Pacific Railway Co. The company
is formed for the purpose of constructing
and operating standard gauge line OF
steam railway from the City of Mexico, |
through the city of Cuernauaca in the
State of Morelas, to the city of Puente de
Ixtla, in the same State. The estimated
length of the road is So miles. Capital
stock, g, 000, 600, divided into 10000 shares
of 500 each. Among the Board of Direc-
tors is George Hearst.
Mining Company Fined for Contempt.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 7th.-A fine of
$500 was imposed against the Omega Gold
Mining and Ditch Company to-day by Cir
cult Judge Sawyer, payable to the COM
plainant in the mining-debris case of e.
Woodruff vs. the North Bloomfield Gold
Mining Company. The Omega Company
had been previously reported in contempt
for violating the decree enjoining the dump
ping of mining debris into the Yuba and
Feather rivers.
VIII Not Listen to Arbitration.
SAN Francisco, March 7th.-The Arbi-
tration Committee of the striking carmen
waited upon Robert Morrow, one of the
Directors of the Suffer street road, to-day,
with view of bringing about a termina-
row informed them that under no circum-
stance would the company now listen to
arbitration.
Hog Cholera in sonoma.
PErALUMA, March 7th.- Investigation
| into the contradictory reports in regard to
the hog cholera, mentioned last week,
proves that it does exist both in Sonoma
| and Marin counties, aud that it was intro
duced by drove of hogs brought from San
Francisco, which were landed at Marshalrs
| Landing, on the North Pacific Coast Rail-
| road, about three weeks since. ID. w.
Brown, OF San Francisco, was the owner,
and most of the drove, numbering about
| 20 head, have since died. The disease has
been communicated to other hogs in the
neighborbood of every place where hogs
| from the drove were sold. gentleman
who visited one Of the ranches where the
diseased hogs were sold, says that the hogs
refused to eat, no matter what was offered
| to them, and that they were unable to stand
on their feet and soon died. He said, also,
| that while suffering from the disease their
skins were bright yellow or spotted. The
meat was also green, with occasional green
and yellow stripes Our informant made
mention of the appearance of the meat be-
cause he had frequently seen pork in the
smaller markets of San Francisco similarly
affected without knowing what it was.
Riverside, Los Angeles and Santa Ana
Railroad.
SANTA ANA, March 7th.-Work on the
Riverside. Los Angeles and Santa Ana
Railroad, branch of the Atchison, Topeka
and Santa Fe system, is progressing nicely.
The grading force has been increased in
numbers, and the work is now being hur-
ried through with all possible speed. Con-
/ F. hat
| two miles of grading in Santa Ana can
| Won will be finished in two weeks, when
all the forces will be put to work grading
down in the valley. The original inten-
ton and plans of the company was to first
build the road through to Los Angeles,
then to build from here to San Diego. This
plan has been abandoned, and the road
will now be first built to San Diego.
The Southern Pacific Railroad Company
surveyors are running new line east of
San Juan .Capistrano, and TO all appear
ances have given up paralleling from San
Juan to San Diego.
Smallpox in Los AngeIes-A Merchants
Exchange.
Los ANGELES, March 7th.-Five new
cases of smallpox were discovered in this
| city to-day. making in all thiIy-three cases
that have been reported. Three have
died and eight have recovered. The cases
are mostly isolated and no danger is feared
of it becoming epidemic.
The City Council to-day ordered Main
street, between First and Second streets,
paved with granite blocks.
The Board of Trade tonight decided to
erect a Merchants Exchange building to
cost 5000. 900.
The United States District Court began
its session to-day.
stockton's New Courthouse.
Stockton. March 7th.-The contract for
the erecting of the new Courthouse of
! granite was to-day awarded by the Super
yisors to J. A. Moross Of Detroit Mich, for
| 1929 eco Bonds to the amount of $50. GOO
were ordered issued.
Died from His Injuries.
MERGED. March 7th.-It is rumored here
that K. B. Stolder, attorney-at-law at Mari
posa. one of the victims OF the fire there on
Saturday morning last, died of his in
LURES. being seriously i'll when he made a
desperate leap from the seeond-story win
dow TO escape from the burning hotel.
Mining Company Incorporated.
SANTA Rosa, March 7th.-Articles of in
corporation for the Gualala Mining Com
pany were fled with the County Clerk
Monday, March eth. The incoporators are
~. w. Oates, John Field, r. H. Warfield,
H. W. Barham and J. c. Cox There are
100. coo shares, at par value of 81 EACH
The mine contains copper and silver, and
is situated on the Mendocino and Sonoma
line Work viii be commenced imme-
iiately on the mine. Some excellent
specimens of ore have been taken out, and
they have struck bonanza.
Attacked by a Bull.
SAsrA Rosa, March 7th.--Mrs. Hardesely,
living on Mark West creek, had a narrow
escape from death by being gored by a
: savage bull. She was crossing q pasture
s. when he attacked her She owes her es-
cape to having fallen between two large
: rocks, which prevented the furious beast
from striking her body with his horns.
! He succeeded in badly decorating both
her thighs, and in falling she had several
teeth knocked out. She was rescued from
her dangerous situation by some workmen
who were passing.
Prize Fight at Fresno.
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